MASTERWORKS SERIES

Experience classical music like never before.

Whether you are new to classical music or a longtime fan, our Masterworks concerts are guaranteed to entertain, excite, and educate our audience. A typical Masterworks performance at the WSO will feature a favorite canonical classical work—Beethoven, Mahler, Tchaikovsky, and so on—alongside a new contemporary piece, supporting our mission of uplifting living American composers as they create the new canon of classical music.

When you walk into the hall for a Masterworks performance, you may just experience a world premiere, a virtuosic soloist, or a total immersive artistic collaboration.

See what you will discover and subscribe to the 4-concert Masterworks series today.

 

Masterworks Performances

Nov
19
2026
Bernstein In Story & Song

Capitol Theatre

Vocalist Morgan James makes her third appearance with the WSO on this Bernstein tribute show, featuring stories about the legend himself written and performed by his daughter, Jamie.

Masterworks
Feb
13
2027
An Afternoon in Spain

Capitol Theatre

Escape the cold with An Afternoon and Spain, featuring Rimsky-Korsakov’s Capriccio Espagnol, Leanna Primiani’s Visions, Manuel de Falla’s Nights in the Gardens of Spain, featuring pianist Natalia Kazaryan.

Capitol Series
Mar
11
2027
Bohemian Spirit

Capitol Theatre

Mozart’s Symphony no. 40 takes center stage for our third Masterworks of the season, as well as a performance of Sibelius’s Finlandia, Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances, and Clarice Assad’s Bohemian Queen, featuring soloist Mary Elizabeth Bowden, trumpet.

Capitol Series
Apr
30
2027
Ode to Joy

Capitol Theatre

Our Masterworks series comes to an exciting conclusion with the performance of Beethoven’s Symphony no. 9, featuring the Wheeling Symphony Chorus. Also on the program is Brahms’s joyful Academic Overture and the thrilling premiere of Wheeling’s own Will Dixon’s Les Belles de Lausanne. 

Capitol Series

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